1. Virtually all cooking was done over coal-fired ranges.

2. He was done over by a gang of thugs.

3. They've done over the whole store.

4. What are you doing over the weekend?

5. The car was doing over 100miles an hour.

6. She insisted that everything be done over.

7. The room was done over in traditional style.

8. The paintwork will need doing over soon.

9. Now what are we doing over here?

10. The word "e-commerce" was coined to refer to business done over the Internet.

11. We've done over the entire living room; it looks nice.

12. The car will do over 40 miles to the gallon.

13. He works until nine o'clock every evening, and that's quite apart from the work he does over the weekend.

14. He wants to marry the young girl he's done over.

15. The police clocked her doing over 100 miles an hour.

16. He was an experienced parachutist who had done over 150 jumps.

17. It's an old car and it's done over 80 000 miles.

18. We were overtaken by a crowd of bikers doing over 90 mph.

19. The paintwork is beginning to flake; it'll need doing over / to be done over soon.

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20. I got back to find the house had been done over.

21. You'll have to do over the work; it's a mess.

22. Because habit is something we do over over again.

23. What do you generally do over the weekend?

24. If I had it to do over, I would try for more of those moments.

25. What are you going to do over the next holiday period?

26. What are you going to do over the three day weekend?

27. The alternative is to sue the school, which parents regularly do over matters of questionable significance.

28. They use a little bit of a slower ball here than they do over there.

29. Well, now she knows, and if she had it do over again, she'd pick me.

30. We've still got to get the House bill and the Senate bill to match up before it gets sent to my desk, so we got a little more work to do over the next couple of days.

31. I was reluctant to do over the stitching in the dress.

32. I went to the school board meeting and told them they do over my dead body!

33. They are going to do over our apartments in the spring.

34. Helen Thomas of United Press International, the senior White House correspondent, asked me: If you had it to do over again, would you put on the nation's uniform?

35. If they had it to do over again, would they still invest?